On the eve of this year’s Art Basel Miami Fair, pop star Ricky Martin shared a short video clip to his Instagram story showing him prepping to head out to this year’s Dior Men’s Fall fashion show.
With out actor Ben Platt singing “River” in the background, Martin looks dashing as ever tossing on his suit jacket.
Taking a final glance in the mirror, Martin asks aloud, “Good?” as the camera view pans down in time to catch the singer adjust his junk.
Yep, totally good 🙂
While posts to Instagram Stories disappear after 24 hours, Twitter user Jarett Wieselman was wise enough to preserve the moment for all of us.
I was not prepared what happens in this Ricky Martin Insta story… pic.twitter.com/argaz6u5Ma
— Jarett Wieselman (@JarettSays) December 4, 2019
Yes, we love us some Internet 🙂
And we were not alone in our appreciation of the ‘Livin La Vida Loca’ singer. Yes, the Twitterverse took note.
Maluma: [exists]
Ricky Martin: Hold my beer
https://t.co/lpaEnJcagY— Stayinyour Lane (@barrettlane) December 4, 2019
Ricky Martin… How dare you?
But do it again
https://t.co/sxYvXCAl3E— Drop It Low for Paimon (@wondermann5) December 4, 2019
No one:
Ricky Martin on his Instagram story: pic.twitter.com/2LxRXayv9H
— 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 (@liberatedbussy) December 6, 2019
SHE BANGS
— brianstrickland10 (@bstrickwriter) December 5, 2019
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just gonna leave this right here…. pic.twitter.com/5I9DFZ6X4S
— Fabian (@stone18_moon) December 10, 2019
Martin and husband Jawan Yosef will be enjoying the holidays this year with their children Matteo, Valentino, Lucia, and latest addition six-week-old baby boy Renn Martin-Yosef.
The 47-year-old Latin heartthrob is also prepping for his upcoming ‘Movimiento’ Tour:
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